I am glad that you found this and shared it with us on CAF. It is excellent and I really like the contrast with the darkness gathering in the background. Most artists render the dangers in front of Sonja, so having it looming behind is extra striking to me.

This Sonja is a lot of fun. A great style. Thanks for sharing it with us!

This is perfect. I love everything about it. Thanks for sharing it!

I am glad you enjoyed this modern Sonja cover. Mentioning the Frank Thorne and Carlos Gomez versions of Sonja... you hit on my favourites for drawing Sonja; the original and the new. I have enough of Thorne's and Gomez' art displayed in my home that it is difficult to explain to visitors! 

I am always excited to see the Thorne Sonja pages. I like the back-to-back fighting stances with Suumaro. I am not sure that anyone ever lasted longer than him as a companion character. Most are dead or left behind by the next issue (the same with her horses).

I have seen the write-ups and photos from the 70's conventions that were tucked into the Conan/Sonja magazines from that time. It always makes me smile to see the looks on the faces of those first convention attendees that showed up to a hotel not knowing what to expect, and experienced songs, theatrical performances and strolling Sonjas with their bearded wizard. I imagine that everyone you ask that attended will have a very different description of the experience!  My hat is off to you and the others that made the pilgramage to those first Sonja Cons. 

I love to the classic Catwoman in action. Thank you for sharing this with us on CAF!

I love this Delbo! This is a great (and rare) blend of classic with contemporary. Thanks for sharing it with us at CAF!

This is stunning. It is hard to think of a more powerful depiction of Wonder Woman. Thanks for sharing it with us!

THis is an unusual collection and really enjoyable. Thanks for sharing it with us on CAF.

I also love Carlos' art. He is one of my favourites of the last few years and it is great to see his work appearing in major titles. I suppose his switch from mechanical pencil to digital is why we don't see enough of his work on CAF (I was very lucky to pick up a few pages before he made the switch). I didn't see this cover or series before and so I am excited to check out the X-Terminators. Thanks for sharing it with us!

Valkyrie from Air FIghters?!? That is an obscure character and it is without a doubt the winning idea for a Dan Brereton commission! I am jealous of both your idea and the finished painting. I like the inclusion of the cape with the fur trim (a nod to the other Valkyries?). It is a fun inclusion that frames her perfectly.  I love this and I hope it is being displayed proudly and not hiding in a bank vault. Thanks for sharing it with us on CAF.

I love these Des Taylor drawings you shared. They are a lot of fun and remind me of the great days of comic books.

This Perez is perfect and inspiring!. Thanks for sharing it with us on CAF.

I have really enjoyed spending part of my Sunday revisting these MAD strips. I remember reading them and laughing when they were first published. I clearly recall that this one of the woman calling for help and the one with Plastic Man reaching for toilet paper really made me think at the time that it was brilliant. 

I still do!!

Thanks for sharing them with us!

You have a beautiful collection of Darwyn pages.

I am always glad to see them in the hands of someone that loves and appreciates them, rather than hoarding them away as Parker-style loot in a vault. 

Thanks again for sharing your outstanding pages with us.

I am glad that I found this drawing of Barda today. I love the attitude and energy! Thanks for sharing it with us.

This is a memorable scene! I am fortunate to own some nice Red Sonja pages, but I have never been lucky enough to find any from the great Unchained or Blue stories. This page stands out in my memory! Thank you for sharing with us.

I just stumbled upon this drawing today and I am glad that I did. First I laughed at the Beast Man carpet, and then I took the time to appreciate the details in the artwork. This fabulous. Thanks for sharing it with us on CAF!

This is exactly what anyone would want from a Jim Balent Batman: Cowl+Scowl.

I am lucky to have a Catwoman headshot from Jim and it really finishes a part of my collection. I hope this Batman does the same for you.

40 years? I love your plan for getting all members of the D&D team in 12 months. It is a great idea and I will keep checking your gallery for updates. Please keep us in suspense and wait until the end of the project to show us Venger. 

This is beautiful, really beautiful. Thank you for sharing this drawing and your excellent Power Girl gallery with us. 

Seeing this image took me back to the 1980s when the paperback with this painting was in full view on my father's bookshelf. I haven't thought of it since. Thank you for the Barsoom/Jasoom-like transportation to a place in my childhood.

The way she holds the axe up is probably how you felt when you successfully bought the art :). It matches perfectly with your pirate. cover.   I am lucky to own another of the very few Sonjas that Mike McKone drew as a full-length watercolour. I am glad to see another beautiful one out there in the world. Thanks for sharing it with us!

I thought that this page was the highlight of the 80th Anniversay special, which was already full of greatness. I am glad to see that it made its way to the best f•ing Wonder Woman collection!

I left the page with this Fradon drawing open in my computer all day and I keep coming back to it when I get a chance. I was really impressed at first sight and I appreciate it more each time I see it. This is magical. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Nice one! There is a steady stream of good/fair Sonja drawings uploaded to CAF, and every once in a few hundred, a perfect gem like this pops up. It is a stunner! Thanks for sharing it with us.

I did not notice Batman! Haha.

That is the sign of a GREAT Catwoman drawing (and an effective Batwman).

This is wonderful. Thank you for sharing it with us!

Mr Roux's art is always of the highest standard, and this one seems to stand above. I can't say enough good things about it! Thank you for sharing this with us on CAF.

This is a stunner! There are thousands of excellent Red Sonja drawings on CAF, yet this one stands distinctly above the crowd. The energy and fun are popping off of the page. I am happy to have found your gallery today. Thanks for sharing it with us!!

Tis is one to treasure for a long time. Congratulations on finding it and snapping it up before someone else did!

Hi. I collect Thorne art and I completely agree with Mr Lee's comment above. The difference that stands out to me is that Frank was very skilled and particular with drawing contrasting curved lines. For example, the sharp curves of the ends of the cloak contrasting/ framing the longer curves of the limbs. The artist of your drawing doesn't have that same consistent line/curve control. Having said that, the spirit of the piece is there and it is very fun to see. I hope that it gets displayed prominently!

I am glad that I found this on CAF. There is a lack of artwork with Agent Batou, and this one is fantastic. Thanks for sharing it with us. 

The only thing that I could appreciate more than this artwork, is the story you left with it. Thank you for sharing both!

Thanks for the comment. I completely agree with you. The missing page is where the dalogue starts and doesn't add much visually to the sequence, but I can't help wanting to see that missing page (maybe not to own it).      By the way, I can't help notice that your avatar would fit really well next to the first page of my set (the screaming woman).

I have been following Sweeney Boo for a few years, and I think that this Sabrina is a fresh and exciting example of her getting even better while having fun. Thanks for sharing it with us!

I have been appreciating your Carlos Gomez pages. I own some of his Red Sonja drawings and it is interesting for me to compare. I think that Sonja gave him two years of practice at drawing women swinging blades before he got to this fabulous duel. Thanks for sharing it with us on CAF!

I'm glad that you stumbled upon this Sonja cover. I still love that McKone Dejah Thoris in your gallery. 

This sets a strong mood. It is wonderful. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Still the best Mera drawings in the business! Thanks for sharing this Fradon gem with us!

Years after you originally posted this drawing, this is still my favourite Brereton drawing of Red Sonja, and one of the very best of the thousands of Sonjas to be found on CAF. I love it! Thank you for sharing it with us.

This is a perfect Zullo treasure. Thanks for sharing it with us!!

It is the rare pages like this that keep me returning to CAF and rekindle my love of comic art. It is a perfect and significant representation of an era. Thank you for sharing this treasure with us!

Haha! I understand since I too have a stack of favourites that I've never posted on CAF. I own a beautiful She-Ra animation cel (a close headshot) and I always have an eye out for a matching Teela. My hat is off to you and your collection. It is fabulous and I will keep checking back to enjoy it and feel a little jealousy.

I went looking for the best Teela art today, and I found that you have them all! Thank you for sharing all of these with us on CAF.

This is fun and fabulous. I love it! Thank you for sharing it with us!

I really love this version of Dejah Thoris. McKone captured the character. I always find it jarring that in the comics she is a leader, warrior, politician, climate scientist, historian and mother, whereas the covers lead us to believe she lounges about seductively all day. This Princess doesn't have time for lounging! Thanks for sharing it with us.

I keep coming back to see this one. I have loved the A Princess of Mars book since I was a kid and this is my favourite rendition of Dejah Thoris. Keep it safe!! And thanks again for sharing it with us.

This Batgirl is a beautiful portrait! It is one of the best drawings of her that I have seen. I can't believe there aren't dozens of comments below it. Thanks for sharing it with us! 

The Des Taylor art that you recently posted inspired me to take another long look at some of his other works. I had never noticed before how he sometimes plays with balance and positioning to create something special. His art is refreshing. Thanks for sharing these works with us!

This is very funny. What a great memory and momento to have!